Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-06
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FEW WORDS TO MEN.
THE NEW WINTER sTYLEs
MANS JUDGMENT IN BUYING
THE ERROR OF HIS WAYS.
The new Fall Styles of Mems Furnishings ex-
hibition around town. Fisk, Clark Flaggs new
shapes Of Scarfs the English Gloves. the WALKING
Stick Umbrellas the Hand-Painted japanese Silk
Handkerchiefs, the Fancy Colored Cashmere Under
wear, Earl 4 Wilson's new ''0ogebic" and "Uvilla"
Collars All nrstclass stores show nR these roods
1t 10 rather comca the various prices asked and the
good nature and guileessness Of the unsophiscated
man shopper He wisely gives . wide berth to the
cheap and common stores. but how unwisely he then
acts Too often is price to him criterion OF quality
How wen merchants know this may be illustrated by
walk on the Avenue. As An example, Fisk, Clark
Faegs srarfs Of Identical designs, are marked vari
ously s150, 81 end 6Sc The stores that do credit
business hey nearly all dol charge e150 The stores
that to the better class trade but seneraly sell
for cash. charge 81 1t is only the store that buys and
sells exclusively for cash and that deaa direct the
manufacturers that charge CSC. for Fisk. Clark
FaSgs Scarfs As with these Scsrfs with the thou
sand and one articles that under the heading Of
Mems Furnishings. For instance:
FISK, CLARK FLAGGs sCARFs AT CSC.
Are generally sold for 81.
FowNE's KID GLOVES AT sl5O.
Are generally sold for 92.
ENGLISH SILK UMBRELLAS AT s22a
Are generally sold for g.
FANCY CoLoRED CASHMERE UNDERWEAR, o. rs
Is usually sold for s2.25.
HAND-PAINTED CHINA SILKS HDKFs AT 75c
Are usually sold for 81.
We could quote . thousand illustrations that the
PALAIs ROYAL prices are considerably lower than
usually charged The prices marked goods in show
window will illustrate it. If you'll trouble to step in
side door of No. 1119 Pennsylvania buyer
or any of bis men, will illustrate it to YOU
A FEW WORDS TO WOMEN.
HOW TO BEAUT1FY HOME AT SMALL COST.
NEW. BEAUTIFUL. NOT COSTLY THINGS
Ladies' will be delighted with Art Goods De-
partment. OF course have expensive Bric-a- Brac
Clocks Lamps. and so forth, but wish only to-
mention the many little cost things
CUSHIONS.
We have them of Satin and Plush Plain and EN-.
broidered Pin Cushions and Sofa Cushions Prices
from 33c. to $4.9S. About fifty different prices.
BASKETS.
From &c. to SS g. The cheap ones are small and
not trimmed but all are pretty The $S.6S ones are
big structures of Willow and Ribbons and Fruit We
have Baskets for every purpose.
FOR TRIMMING.
The Fruits and Ribbons for trimming the Baskets
we sell separately the cost is little and the Bias.
kets also CHEAP you f you have any taste at
alb get beauty and utility at small cost.
STAMPED GOODS.
Stamped Linen splashers, Bureau Covers, Slipper
Bags Laundry Bags Newspaper Holders, Umbrella
Cases-in fact, something Of Linen stamped with ap-
proprate design and motto to hold all of those things
for which there generally il particular place. We
sell the Embroidery French Cotton in all colors for
100. dozen skens Stamping We do to order for half
the prices you have been paying.